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I know you can write triggers in python (and possibly PHP), so if the trigger language can execute scripts I don't see why not.  Of course the database user will need the proper execute permissions.

 

An alternative would be in your update trigger you set a modified_tm column or insert into a second table.  Then you can write a cron-task, or even a service, to monitor for changes and perform any sync operations you need performed.

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